WHAT IS THE DOMAIN OF f(x)=4^x
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"A = L * W, solve for W."
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A = L * W
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A = L * W
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The following equation matches the answer choice "C".
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First, let's look at our problem.
"A = L * W, solve for W."
This is basic algebra, but I will teach you how to tackle this problem, so you can do it on your own.
So, we have the following equation:
A = L * W
To solve for W, we need to get it alone on one side of the equation. Currently, it is not alone, but rather is being multiplied by L.
To isolate W, we need to perform the opposite order of operations on both sides of the equation.
A = L * W
Divide both sides by L to isolate and solve for W.
W =
The following equation matches the answer choice "C".
Your answer is "C."
I hope this helps!
Answer:
Third option is correct. Scale factor 3 ; enlargement.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that the figure A'B'C'D' is a dilation of figure ABCD.
We know that after dilation the corresponding sides of image and preimage are in the same proportion.
The image of AD is A'D'.
From the figure it is noticed that the A(-1,2), D(-1,-1), A'(-3,6) and D'(-3,-3).
Distance formula is
Scale factor is constant which represents the relation between image and preimage.
Therefore the scale factor is 3.
If k>0 it means enlargement and if k<0 it means reduction. Therefore third option is correct.